Motorola has expanded its Moto Things accessory line, which launched in 2024 with wireless earbuds, a Bluetooth tracker, and a budget smartwatch. The company announced three new products at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, held from January 4 to 9: the Moto Tag 2 Bluetooth tracker, the Moto Pen Ultra stylus, and the Moto Watch smartwatch.
The Moto Watch features a 47 mm round face, stainless-steel crown, and aluminum frame. It includes a PANTONE “Volcanic Ash” silicone band and supports third-party 22 mm bands. Battery life reaches up to 13 days under normal use or seven days with the always-on display enabled. The device has a built-in speaker and microphone for hands-free controls and audio notifications. It uses Gorilla Glass 3 for the front glass and carries an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance.
Fitness and health tracking on the Moto Watch comes from partner Polar. Users can log calorie consumption, track workouts and activity levels with a daily Activity Goal and Activity Score, and monitor sleep. Dual-frequency GPS supports outdoor activities such as runs, bike rides, and hikes.
The Moto Pen Ultra stylus pairs with Motorola’s new Razr Fold phone and includes a charging case. It supports palm rejection and tilt sensitivity for precise input. The stylus works with Google’s Circle to Search feature and AI tools like “Sketch to Image,” which turns hand-drawn sketches into detailed images.
The Moto Tag 2 improves on the original Moto Tag with over 500 days of battery life, compared to the original’s year-long duration. It holds an IP68 rating. The tracker connects to Google’s Find Hub network and includes an ultra-wideband antenna plus Bluetooth Channel Sounding to measure exact distances to tracked items. A button on the device can ring a lost phone or function as a camera shutter.
Motorola has not disclosed pricing for the new Moto Things accessories. The Moto Watch becomes available on January 22 from the company’s website. The Moto Tag 2 and Moto Pen Ultra will launch in North America in the coming months.
